Chapter 34 Flashcards

1
Q

These flowering plants have two cotyledons.

A

Dicot

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2
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These flowering plants have only one cotyledon.

A

Monocot

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3
Q

The initial leaves (leaf). Provides food before seedling can photosynthesize in a dicot.

A

Cotyledons

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4
Q

Tufts of roots without a central taproot

A

Fibrous Roots

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5
Q

A single central root system.

A

Taproots

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6
Q

Seeded plants have ____ organ systems and ____ organs.

A

2, 3

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7
Q

A single layer of cells with a protective waxy layer.

A

Dermal Tissues

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8
Q

Protective waxy layer.

A

Cuticle

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9
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Long-distance networks that move food/water/solutes.

A

Vascular Tissues

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10
Q

Any other type of tissues found in plants.

A

Ground Tissues

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11
Q

_______ transports water and dissolved minerals.

A

Xylem

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12
Q

______ transports food suspended in fluid.

A

Phloem

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13
Q

Structural support and transport.

A

Tracheids

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14
Q

These are wider and can carry a larger volume of fluids.

A

Vessel Elements

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15
Q

Food-conducting tubes

A

Sieve Tube Elements

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16
Q

These are connected to neighboring sieve tubes via _________.

A

Plasmodesmata

17
Q

Provide proteins and ATP for sieve tubes

A

Companion Cells

18
Q

Non-woody plants are mostly what?

A

Ground Tissues

19
Q

Primary component of ground tissue, food production and storage.

A

Parenchyma

20
Q

Provides structure for fast growing parts of the plant, cell walls of variable thickness.

A

Collenchyma

21
Q

Structural, very think cells walls, can also be found in vascular; dermal tissues.

A

Sclerenchyma

22
Q

__________ allows plants to grow against gravity.

23
Q

_____ produce food.

24
Q

Are pores in the dermal tissue surrounded by guard cells.

25
Stomata open in _____, ____ conditions. And close in _____ conditions.
Hot, wet, and Dry
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______ anchor the plant and absorb water/nutrients.
Roots
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Zone of ________ are 3 tissues types formed at this area of the root.
Maturation
28
Zone of (cell) ____________ an area where cells begin to elongate.
Elongation
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Zone of ___________ contains dividing cells, the end of which is called the root apical meristem,
Division
30
______ ______ conical patch of though tissue at the tip of each root.
Root Cap
31
_____ _____ extensions of dermal tissue for water/mineral uptake.
Root Hairs
32
________ protective cell layer around vascular tissues.
Endodermins
33
______ ______ waxy layer in endodermal cell wall from passing into vascular tissues without being filtered though a cell membrane.
Casparian Strip
34
______ molecules sticking to the same type of molecules.
Cohesion
35
_______ molecules attracted to other types of molecules.
Adhesion